Tire Changes and Rotation
We Offer Tire Change and Rotation Services
Whether you drive an older model with 100,000 miles on the odometer or have purchased a brand-new high-performance vehicle, you must take care of your tires. The rubber and other materials in the tires break down with use and age, so you need to stay on top of inspections and other routine care near Chittenden County.
At G. Stone Motors Inc., we have a capable team to serve you and your vehicle. Bring Your Mitsubishi, Ford, Chevrolet, Subaru, Porsche, or any other vehicle to our service center for tire work.
Rotate Your Tires at Our Vergennes, VT, Dealership
Tire rotations involve switching the front and rear tires to take pressure off the ones that carry more weight. The excess weight causes the treads to wear faster out on those two tires than the others. Switching them helps keep treadwear even, preserving the tire's life while enhancing safety and performance.
Booking a tire rotation appointment with our service allows a technician to inspect the tires to see if there are any problems before you head out in Burlington, VT. Sometimes, environmental factors, such as dry rot, could further down the materials, necessitating replacing the tires ahead of schedule.
Changing the Tires
Even when you routinely rotate and inspect your tires for leaks and other problems, they will eventually end their lifespan. Now, changing the old tires to new ones becomes a priority. Our service department can handle all the steps of removing the old tires and installing and balancing new ones. You can choose from a selection of name-brand tires when picking replacements. A team member could recommend which tire to purchase if you are unsure.
You could have other reasons for requiring a tire change. Your vehicle may suffer an unexpected flat, or you might want to upgrade to tires designed for a particular season. Our team can assist with any requests, so don't hesitate to call and book an appointment at your earliest convenience. Discover our latest service specials to keep more money in your pocket for your next journey.